Timber Beam
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In the add-on modules RF-/TIMBER Pro, RF-/TIMBER AWC, and RF-/TIMBER CSA, it is possible to consider the resulting deformation of a member or set of members.
This model was used to explain the SLS designs taking into account the resulting deformation.
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Beam Deformation Resulting deformation
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SLS Checks Taking into Account Resulting Deformation
In the RF-/TIMBER Pro, RF-/TIMBER AWC, and RF-/TIMBER CSA add-on modules, you can consider the resulting deformation of a member or set of members. In addition to the local directions y and z, you have the option "R". This allows you to compare the total deflection of a girder to the limit values given in the standards.
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Timber Design | Result Filter by Limit State
The design checks are available in a tabular form in the Timber Design add-on. The distribution of the design ratios can also be displayed graphically. There are extensive filter options available in the table as well as in the graphical output to display the desired design checks by a limit state or a design type.
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